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    Acknowledgments
    Preface
    What Is tmux?
    Who Should Read This Book
    What’s in This Book
    Changes in the Second Edition
    What You Need
    Conventions
    Online Resources
    1. Learning the Basics
    Installing tmux
    Starting tmux
    The Command Prefix
    Detaching and Attaching Sessions
    Working with Windows
    Working with Panes
    Working with Command Mode
    What’s Next?
    For Future Reference
    2. Configuring tmux
    Introducing the .tmux.conf File
    Customizing Keys, Commands, and User Input
    Visual Styling
    Customizing the Status Line’s Content
    What’s Next?
    For Future Reference
    3. Scripting Customized tmux Environments
    Creating a Custom Setup with tmux Commands
    Using tmux Configuration for Setup
    Managing Configuration with tmuxinator
    What’s Next?
    For Future Reference
    4. Working With Text and Buffers
    Scrolling Through Output with Copy Mode
    Copying and Pasting Text
    Working with the Clipboard on Linux
    Using OS X Clipboard Commands
    What’s Next?
    For Future Reference
    5. Pair Programming with tmux
    Pairing with a Shared Account
    Using a Shared Account and Grouped Sessions
    Quickly Pairing with tmate
    Pairing with Separate Accounts and Sockets
    What’s Next?
    For Future Reference
    6. Workflows
    Working Effectively with Panes and Windows
    Managing Sessions
    tmux and Your Operating System
    Extending tmux with Plugins
    What’s Next?
    For Future Reference
    A1. Our Configuration
    tmux 2 Productive Mouse-Free Development by Brian P. Hogan Version: P1.0 (November 2016)
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    Table of Contents Acknowledgments Preface What Is tmux? Who Should Read This Book What’s in This Book Changes in the Second Edition What You Need Conventions Online Resources 1. Learning the Basics Installing tmux Starting tmux The Command Prefix Detaching and Attaching Sessions Working with Windows Working with Panes Working with Command Mode What’s Next? For Future Reference 2. Configuring tmux Introducing the .tmux.conf File Customizing Keys, Commands, and User Input Visual Styling Customizing the Status Line’s Content What’s Next? For Future Reference
    3. Scripting Customized tmux Environments Creating a Custom Setup with tmux Commands Using tmux Configuration for Setup Managing Configuration with tmuxinator What’s Next? For Future Reference 4. Working With Text and Buffers Scrolling Through Output with Copy Mode Copying and Pasting Text Working with the Clipboard on Linux Using OS X Clipboard Commands What’s Next? For Future Reference 5. Pair Programming with tmux Pairing with a Shared Account Using a Shared Account and Grouped Sessions Quickly Pairing with tmate Pairing with Separate Accounts and Sockets What’s Next? For Future Reference 6. Workflows Working Effectively with Panes and Windows Managing Sessions tmux and Your Operating System Extending tmux with Plugins What’s Next? For Future Reference A1. Our Configuration Copyright © 2016, The Pragmatic Bookshelf.
    What readers are saying about tmux 2: Productive Mouse-Free Development A must-have book for anyone that uses the command line daily. This is a book I have been recommending since it was first published, and I will definitely recommend it again! → Jeff Holland Senior software engineer, Ackmann & Dickenson The tricks mentioned in this book completely changed my workflow. I recommend this book to anyone who is looking to improve their workflow on the command line. → Jacob Chae Software engineer, Assurant The author always has something amazing in store for you: custom commands to fire up your development environment, customizing it, pair programming, and many use cases. This book makes you step up your game in becoming a more efficient developer. → Peter Perlepes Software engineer, adaplo I had zero tmux experience before picking up the book, and I could use tmux in my day-to-day routine after reading the book. → Nick McGinness Software engineer, Direct Supply
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